I love how these people just kept going on with this conversation about this without once bothering to explain for anyone out of the loop.

Nothing ‘impending’ about that already receding hairline.

Similar situation when I did PC repair. But with a better outcome.

I did not choose to be conservative. My political evolution happened over time as I came to realize that I valued truth and reason over narrative and emotion.

My only experiences have been absolute shit shows.

Right?

Well, for starters, very few people have this guy’s nearly perfect teeth and gums. Not even the seemingly flawless stars we love. So unless you’re going for a noticeably, unnaturally perfect appearance, the almost flawless teeth will always look a bit on the wrong side of the uncanny valley in the same way symmetry…

Absolutely.

Though the confusion is understandable, Danny “6ix9ine” Hernandez here is Latino. Specifically of Mexican, Puerto Rican, and 4 year-old’s coloring book descent.

First I’ve heard of her. And like others my snap judgement was definitely, “Damn...yeah, I don’t know about this one.”

Pretty much. I swapped it out and never looked back.

Eh. Maybe not the most tactfully-worded comment (though neither is yours) but I get where they’re coming from.

This sexy K-Pop stuff goes along great with that other story about Riot.

I walked in and out in about 4 minutes around lunch time. It literally took me longer to decide which moisturizer to pick up at Walgreens and wait in line to check out.

Pretty much.

Rule of thumb: If a developer of a mobile app doesn’t go out of their way to say there won’t be microtransactions, there will be microtransactions. Furthermore, the less willing they are to get into the details of said microtransactions, the shittier their system will be.

You can’t see them but there’s a room full of Activision Blizzard shareholders standing up right now.

These were pretty much my exact thoughts going through this episode. I have never been so much on the same wavelength with a random internet stranger.

Much like at least one of their savings accounts, the concept of a “social contract” is foreign to most wealthy schmucks like these.

Point taken. But I hold those of us closely following this relatively niche topic of working conditions in the video game industry in a slightly different regard than the average American who would’ve simply dismissed this whole thing outright. Undoubtedly with some line about “work ethic” or “the value of a hard…